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Dementia is a progressive condition, and as it worsens over time, a senior’s care needs may change. When deciding whether to leave an aging loved one with dementia alone, your family must assess the situation…
Read MorePromoting independence is a major goal for every caregiver, and its benefits go beyond simplifying a senior’s daily routine. With some tools and technologies, it’s even possible to help seniors with limited mobility enjoy some…
Read MoreEmphysema is one of the most serious health conditions seniors face. This degenerative condition gradually results in damaged alveoli that cannot properly absorb oxygen. Seniors with emphysema may find it difficult to breathe and may…
Read MoreAn Alzheimer’s diagnosis can be frightening, and it’s one of the biggest fears seniors and their families face. However, families should know not everything they hear about the disease is necessarily true or accurate. Here…
Read MoreGetting out of debt can be difficult for the elderly, and it usually requires a combination of creativity and objectivity to achieve this goal. Here are some solutions your senior loved one may want to…
Read MoreNegative thoughts are hard to banish when life gets challenging, but remember you bring many strengths to your caregiving role that make it possible to help your senior loved one live his or her best…
Read MoreElder care should include more than just keeping seniors safe. You may also want to consider heat therapies that offer multiple health benefits for your aging loved one. For instance, sauna bathing has been shown…
Read MoreThough both senior men and women may be susceptible to most health conditions, some disorders are specific to only one gender. One of the unique conditions that only affect women is called polycystic ovary syndrome…
Read MoreReverse mortgages are becoming increasingly popular with aging adults who have equity in their homes. Beyond just providing a means for supplemental income, a reverse mortgage has quite a few benefits your elderly loved one…
Read MoreNearly half of all seniors 75 and older have some type of hearing loss. Depending on the extent of the impairment, hearing loss can severely impact a person’s overall quality of life. Learning how to…
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